The NFL has remained the world’s premiere gridiron competition for the past 50 years. It has produced teams and players that have become household names and continues to swell in popularity well outside of its North American roots.
This spring/summer, all the biggest franchises are set to go head-to-head and stake their claim for a place at Super Bowl 57. Aussie NFL fans will be wondering how to watch all the action unfold on Australian TV, and how they can stream games live online? Using this viewing guide, you can stay up to date with all these details and more.
NFL Live TV Fixtures
Check out the latest NFL fixtures on Kayo Sports here. All games are shown on ESPN Australia, which is included in the Kayo 7-day free trial. You can also view the latest standings in our live NFL ladder.
Cleveland Browns
Carolina Panthers
Chicago Bears
Houston Texans
Indianapolis Colts
Miami Dolphins
New York Giants
Washington Commanders
Las Vegas Raiders
Green Bay Packers
Seattle Seahawks
Los Angeles Rams
Los Angeles Chargers
| NFL Match | Date/Time (AEDT) | Streaming Service |
|---|---|---|
| Super Bowl | ||
| Pre-game show | Mon, 12 Feb, 10:00am | Foxtel / Kayo Sports |
| Kansas City v San Francisco | Mon,12 Feb, 10:30am | Foxtel / Kayo Sports / Seven |
| Post-game show | Mon, 12 Feb, 2:30pm – 3:30pm | Foxtel / Kayo Sports |
Kayo Sports NFL TV schedule
Fortunately for fans down under, the Kayo Sports sports streaming service offers live NFL games during every round, making Gridiron more accessible than ever before. Use this Kayo Sports and NFL TV guide to see exactly what you get each week.
| Game | ESPN | Seven |
|---|---|---|
| Thursday Night Football | Yes | No |
| Sunday Games | Yes | Yes |
| Sunday Night Football | Yes | No |
| Monday Night Football | Yes | No |
| Playoff Games | Yes | Yes |
| Super Bowl 57 | Yes | Yes |
FeaturedHow to stream the NFL live with Kayo
ESPN (Foxtel/Kayo Sports), the original home of the NFL in Australia, will broadcast every Thursday Night, Sunday Night, Monday Night and two Sunday afternoon games each week Live and in HD, along with all marquee Thanksgiving Day matches. You’ll also get every playoff game and one of the world’s biggest sporting events, Super Bowl 57, giving you plenty of games across the NFL season.
So, if you’re a resident of Australia you may wish to review the Kayo Sports 7-day free trial which has a no lock-in contract and will televise this very same Gridiron action LIVE via ESPN. Kayo streaming TV service lets you watch live NFL with eligible mobile devices and browsers, including select PC and Macs, iOS and Android phones and tablets, Apple and Telstra TV, Google Chromecast, as well as Safari, Firefox, Chrome and Microsoft Edge – with new apps and platforms arriving soon. Kayo will also provide on demand replays of the games they televise, should you need to catch-up on that week’s action.
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NFL TV preview
The NFL regular season is ongoing and the teams from across the USA battle it out for a place at Super Bowl 57. The NFL is split into two conferences, the AFC and NFC. Each conference incorporates 16 teams split into four divisions – North, South, East and West. Each division contains four sides who play each other twice during the regular season. They then play a further 10 games against rivals within their conference, meaning a total of 16 regular-season games for every NFL franchise.
Once the regular season is complete, the NFL moves into the Playoffs. The winners of all eight divisions across AFC and NFC qualify automatically and are then seeded according to their records. A further four wildcard places go to the top runners-up, for a total of ten teams making the post-season.
The lowest-seeded division winners firstly go head-to-head with the Wild Card teams for a place in the Divisional Round (quarter-final). Thereafter, there is the Conference Championship (semi-final), where the winners earn a spot in one of the biggest games in the world of sport, the Super Bowl (final). Thankfully, with the newest broadcast deals fans will have access to more of the NFL on Australian TV than at any previous time.
